Architectural Digest Features Hudson Woods
New York’s Hudson River Valley has long been a haunt of the region’s creative types, from the River School painters to folk musicians.
There is a quality to the land that runs thick with inspiration. It’s fitting then that New York City–based architect Drew Lang selected the quaint town of Kerhonkson as the home of his latest project, Hudson Woods, a vacation community for innovative, design-conscious New Yorkers.
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We are delighted to share that Lang Architecture’s award-winning Catskills development project, Hudson Woods, was prominently featured in a New York Times real estate story about high-style rural living that celebrates a new design aesthetic and environmental consciousness.
Our Project Partners at Hudson Woods: Fisher & Paykel
We continue to express our appreciation to our partners whose products helped us define and shape the uniqueness of each home at Hudson Woods.
Is the Hudson Valley Turning Into the Hamptons?
For Amelia Sandell, the Hudson Valley was appealing because it was nothing like the Hamptons. Although now, she admits, that argument is getting harder to make.